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Hannah Arendt: Thinking Is Dangerous [?hannah Arendt: Thinking Is Dangerous? (WT.) Is a Proposed Two-hour Feature Film Documentary About One of the Greatest Political Thinkers of the 20TH Century. Supported by the PBS Series American Masters, Arendt?s Work on the Crisis of Democracy, the Rise of Totalitarianism and the Banality of Evil Has Never Been More Relevant Than It Is Today. It Is Through Arendt?s Life and Work That the Film?s Narrative Will Be Constructed.]
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